New Color of Money Tattoo!

[AlBaker13]

Nice! Something you don't see everyday for sure

Thanks boss!

 

[Thecoats]

Very cool, Thanks for sharing.

-don

 

[Nine ... corner]

Nice tat … just an alternative view of things.

 

[AlBaker13]

Nice tat … just an alternative view of things.
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I live in Las Vegas... Many bumper stickers lol

 

[Cornerman]

While I have some forty year old ink on my arms due to some ancient indiscretions, you couldn't pay me to get a tattoo of a Hollywood actor anywhere on my body, no matter how much I liked the movie.

I was going to put Lady Gaga climbing up my leg. But then I’d have to put Brad Cooper on there, too, staring longingly at her eyes and lips. What to do what to do?

Freddie <~~~ IMO, of course

 

[LC3]

The tattoo artist did a good job with Fast Eddie's likeness.

If I were still open to getting a tattoo and wanted one with a TCOM theme, I think I'd get the 8-ball with Eddie's reflection as he decides to forfeit. I'd need a top-tier tattoo artist for it, because I'd be super picky about the reflection being just right. I'd also want the reflection to have enough subtle color to keep the tattoo from being a jet-black circle. I'd probably want the edge of the ball to fade, rather than being sharply defined, so it wouldn't ever look out-of-round.

 

[jimmyco]

The tattoo artist did a good job with Fast Eddie's likeness.

If I were still open to getting a tattoo and wanted one with a TCOM theme, I think I'd get the 8-ball with Eddie's reflection as he decides to forfeit. I'd need a top-tier tattoo artist for it, because I'd be super picky about the reflection being just right. I'd also want the reflection to have enough subtle color to keep the tattoo from being a jet-black circle. I'd probably want the edge of the ball to fade, rather than being sharply defined, so it wouldn't ever look out-of-round.

That would be a cool design.

There are a handful of top tier artists that could pull that off. Most have very long wait lists and clients will travel to meet for an appointment.

Research is a must on something so personal and so permanent. Some of these artists demand creativity and may stray from your design.

OP,
Post up a photo of your sleeve.
Thanks.

 

[RiverCity]

The tattoo artist did a good job with Fast Eddie's likeness.

If I were still open to getting a tattoo and wanted one with a TCOM theme, I think I'd get the 8-ball with Eddie's reflection as he decides to forfeit. I'd need a top-tier tattoo artist for it, because I'd be super picky about the reflection being just right. I'd also want the reflection to have enough subtle color to keep the tattoo from being a jet-black circle. I'd probably want the edge of the ball to fade, rather than being sharply defined, so it wouldn't ever look out-of-round.

It was the 2 ball. :duck:

 

[LC3]

It was the 2 ball. :duck:

Oh, man! Imagine getting on a waiting list, flying to the appointment, going back and forth on the design until the artist and I are both happy with it, paying all that money for permanent ink, then posting it here only to get, "uh, dude, it was actually the 2 ball." :thud:

 

[RiverCity]

Oh, man! Imagine getting on a waiting list, flying to the appointment, going back and forth on the design until the artist and I are both happy with it, paying all that money for permanent ink, then posting it here only to get, "uh, dude, it was actually the 2 ball." :thud:

 

[logical]

Golf was my obsession last time I decided I needed a tattoo

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[tatcat2000]

A different choice

Nice work!!

My TCOM choice was a frame from the montage - the HSV clip of the shot of chalk exploding off the tip. It's the centerpiece on my back, about 6 x 12, three sessions worth. Still looking not to bad after 14 years...

 

[AuntyDan]

Don't change the t-shirt, it's a nice touch.

 

[RiverCity]

Don't change the t-shirt, it's a nice touch.

And leave the cue stick. :grin: